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[PRICE SEVENPENCF. ;orotier of the . with , . .. 7' FO RD klt 1 4 tr.IAL i, iA` 0- l',11? n , Fe 11.5, isl 8 . l i F. :, ST ' e to give Notict, i/tat .brl Thursday, ii ii6t — e Intl: inzinnt, fir Pen o'Cloch ite . ' the . For , en r 0 , 02 . t, tray Pit , ep to PUBLIC SILL, ot iits .Itoyesty . . ~ - 1 44 it l' "' 1, Deptford, a gaantity of BEEF; also szent..7 , 1. Eh ''' . 1 " 8 it ' UN'iERVICEABLE PROVISIONS 4 14451 • ow 1 „ °It ES, now loi ir ' the said 1 7 4 M, ri - f.:. : lir thd .„. , 1- - tl .` S we eping , Pease, Peise ci . tt . , Dread Dust, Flour, Flour , r „s , ki i i clltts, oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepinis, Bags and ,a, 4 (14 -'4 n ags, Beef, Pork, 'Suet, Beef Scraps, Skimmings °f P 14i ng% Butter Cheese, and Vinegar; and' a qu a nt it y • "a4le SOU 8 , ' 114, 47: 4 it ?Iri);'6l:.pBtere ;t ent. is to be nzade T . :; 7 7 . 1 . t.": . r 01;i0l i t e l r i ...1 Ci kty.e " 4114 e tinte of sale, and the rcnta,.,:e, of th e p 7 " 4. P: 494eY Pfdd before the Shores are cornered, for whic h. tO N :; a Pfririd offbartette 1r.'0r.464 eiaejs will he ! al° , l4 . eL t ' N ot 4: 0 1 4 ii Sole ; the Bavers l iarticularly oluererug' •ha 4e P ro n . n. 'iliff of Me . quirzrtity is to be taken awayf . r i 7 : i i n 14 e ,v .."'''lo7l 'OP first :seeen days', cod the frlttallif . f , . 4 f r l:l:i i i.e : i lf°ll4, lilfg : fp - • yy, , rithir , riNe the De . ,osit :lloney zed, ythe , ( 'otl the Peozdsious or Sivres remain the pro ;?? 7 e ( e n t p ,, ve date C :- (4 " , as - na exteas 1 , ,0 oPitite *414 me an:/ acco „ ...„.. ' (I. FOURtIT'bF ts:E5tT )!s:Tri. THREE of _L.-30,00u !-100 CAP PALS; !! r~ --. From the LOI DON -6 Azt,TTh, 'Fan.; JO. • - 2 ,:• 11INTARY PRONIOTIONS. Commissions siguest by file Lord Lieutt-iiiipt:of the E ast,ing of the County o f York, an d T own an d C ounty of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull.- • 2d Battalion of Leta! 'Militia.. , • To be Lietitenants—Heniy George Ward, Gent. and Ar.thi. , bald Edmonstune, Gent. Commission in the Cunitighatuand Chmnockeorps of Ayr shire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by.the Lord Lieutenant of Abe:County of Ayr. , • . John Hamilton, Esq. to be Captain of a Troop. a' • ST.A.TP. I.OrfEltirbe . gitis on Wethie.ola'y, 4th of March. W EBB, nck -I)rokr, 9, cm-111611, alitl ‘..-W • , 17, Ludgate- S treet., reininils his kriends, tisat on WEDNESDAY, 4th of NEXT MON'PH, the Lottery begins. ON TIIIT DAY—Ten . of the pifal Priles will be decided in the arsrren Nfiniites. ON THAT DAY--The Firit Piize will receive Five Thou ,and Pounds in addition. ON THAT DAY—TIi Three 'L.30,000 Prizes may All be , . Drt wny O" THAT DAY—The First Blank will t;eceive avow Pipes k, %'lth es o";* in some and is cOn' ceth e (I, Th e ) o(ty (", , readfilt is fore.. .r jib MET.II.OP,OLIs PA VINQ ACT. This DAY were p : tibissbed - , is. s. half-bound • or 23. Bd. bounitin„lted, a New Eili•tion of EALC-iLEY's lur the Vent rout:l'l64 th.e General 'nixes, and . a Supple ,eilt, with the Acts of the Last Session relating to Ware- Ito , :sys, Shops, iscc. tient.At Labourers' Wages, Saying Batiks, Navy Agents, Prize-Mone):,, Seamen's Allots ices, tettike,pers' Game, P,oaching, Arrests for Debt, :dud a copious A bstract of thelsletriliokkl'aving Act. ;- London : Published by James Harper, 46, Fleet-street. . . . . _ of the Best Putt Winv ill tlx 'kingdom. ON THAT DAY—Nearly 3,060 Tickets Mind lie Drawn. . ON ni At DAY—About Forty Capitals will be Drawn. ~ ... . • ENLARGED. James Marsh, Pilkiniton, Lancaster, farms, to Feb. 17, at twelve, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. • . BANKRUPTS.. Thomas-Porter, Longtown, .Cumberland, innkeeper, dealer and chairman, to.surrender Feb. 19, 20, ;and March 24, at eleven, at Mr. Twedders, innkeeper, Rickergate, Carlisle, Cumberland.. Attornies., Mr. Clunnell, Staple Inn, Lon dug; livnry T tihrwiß Rtiniiington, Nottiugham, bizuller, dealer and chaputan, Feb. 23, -21, and Mardi /4, at eleven, at the Rau Inn, Not,,tingham.. *lll9ll6es, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, TemPle,tiilidont aril MI. Han, James Wadi!), Halifax, York, Merchant, Itch. 24, at six, 23, at ten b and March 24, at twelee,at the Coopers' Arms lan, Halifax....Altornies, Mr. Beetttt, Noble-street, Rtster lane, London; and Mr. Scatcherd, Halifax. • Riehard , Goldspink, Brook, Norfolk, butcher, Feb, 20, 21, and March 24, at tour, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich.- Attprnies, Messrs: 1.1)4nol4 and Brightwell, Norwich ; and Messrs. Alexander and flohne, New Inn, Lond o n. Thomas Legg, Coope'r's-row, t»erchant, Feb. 14, 24, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. . Il.irtin and Son, Vatnevs'i Hall, Upper Thames-street. William Hillear, Winchester, brewer, Feb. ea, ;it six, 27, and March '24, at eleven, :it the George Lint, Winchester. At- Willies, Mr. Al letyClitford's Inn, London ; and Mr.Wood ham, Winelte!der. Jobti.Sinith, Halifax, Yorli, corn-dealer, Feb. 23, at five, 24, at nine, and March 94, :Osten, at the Swan lnn ' liudders field, 'YUrk. Attornies,. Mr. Allison, Hudders field; add Messrs. Willis and Co. Watnford-court, Throgmorton street, Lanrdon. " . John Bailey, Reading, Burks,. linen-draper, Feb. 90, 24, and March 24, at eleven, - at the Crown.lnn, Reading. Attor nies, Mr. Eyle, Gray's:Mt-square, London; and Mr. Biggs, Reading. Samuel Green, Mill-street., Lambeth, blacking-manufacturer, Fcb. 17, 28, anti March 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Mills, New ;No rth- street, lied Lion-square. Joseph Evans Thomas , ilerks, grocer, Feb. 21, 28, and Match 24, at I welt :mt Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. rart lett, Nic clods-isne, Lora bard-street. '.7 7 isiier, Bradfield, Wyriondimm, Norfolk, grocer, Feb. 27, and Mar,ch /4, 'at thmee, at the White Swan Inn, Nor wien. Attornies„ Mr. Mitchell, Wymondhain ; and Mr. Hine, Essex-court, Temple, London. Hinsdiff, Halifax, York, dealer and chapman, Feb. 24, at six, 25, at ten, and March /4, at twelve, at -the Coopers'. Arias • Ina, tialifax. Attornies, Mr. Beckett, Noble-street, Foster-lane, London; and Mr. Scatelitnd, Halifax. Hannah Brown, Doncaster, York dca!er in clot hes, - Feb. - .271 at' six, 28, at nine, and Miireh 24, at ten, at time Doncaster. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander -and .11 ohne, New Inn, London; :mil Mr. Fisher,.Don.tster. • [Dividends. . . . . . .. . And it roust he admitted that these are solid induenielits to iitirctias early.—A3reat Variety , and it is hopecta fortanate Ne i ect ion, of Tickets and Shares are now on Sate at WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICF, ' • ng olio y(her ICee ile" aSC e r 8"' Ilt " )o ir(fell lard e" ' , too,. „ c boo evclf )e tv 6ll ' in o'4 , t, C:OttNEIILL, and 17, LVDGATE-STREET, Whete THIO:t Money Prizes of • L.:30,00Q have hvell lately and Paid on Detnithd, . in 13 Share 3,.... L.3i),MO 690 in L.30,0hj In the last Twelve Teats, ()illy FIVE Nloacy Pri . ::es of 30,0001. have been Sliard in England, and 'll-IREB of those Five were Sold by WEBB !!--I.)oes not this Luck voierant the etpecthtiun so 4reneralty manifested that sow. if not all, of the Three 36,0001. Prizes in the preient Schetne will be by , WEBB ? N'Eskr Sci:l6or, BOOk AND NEW s . itabiished 1;y LONGNIAN; . 11VILS1 4 ,',ItEES, ORME, and BROWN . , tONCISIT:, SYSTEM or C()AINIERCIAL AitutimErlC, adapted . .to snotlern 'Practice. • With 'an AO...infix ; cotithining a Series of Queries on hills, and Merch:tnts' Aceountsi comprising the Substance of the Mer cantit, Law and Practice, with cgai dto the ti tare and Ne- Voeiation of Drafts, and Foreign Wilts of - Exchange. To which ii're stilijointql, n CoUrse' 1,1 Mercantile - Lerters ; also, Dooth;Liinals, Timber-measuring, Artificers' ,Coniyutations, And the :square andCtilie Root ; with their Application. By James Mon icon, Accohntant, Master of 'the Mercantile Aca dewy, 'Leeds ; ark, Author of I lie Elements of Book-beeping,' &c. 11, tiNno. price 4s. Gd. t. LETTERS on ENGLISII HISTORY, for. the Use of School By In. tlwo. 'nice Gs. hoot ds. 8. UMVEHSAL HISTORY, .in Twenty-four Books, trans lated from the German of John Muller, in 3 cols. ten. • ORATORIOS; • OtI TH EATRE ROYAL, coVENT-GARDEN. " 114 11),NY Nt.x.t. - Fe!) 13, 'ISIS, tvill be The 4th Mardi, neatly 5,000 Tickets will bettrAwn. . - The 4th March, about 40 - 12upitals will he driwii. The 4th March, First Prize II hare 5,00 more. r l performed, • A GRAND SELEUTLON. Rot s , il•ls from the Messiah. 'fomposed by G. F. 4' 11 ; 1 . To p he nrti Additi te•-rlar onals Air Accompaniments Cborussts of which will 11•It''''''''Ineed t o by IV. A. Ma •lter In whi ch m o , s ~,tepheos will shot to Recitathe ''['here .114, sh epherds." I I.now tltat my Redeemer liveth," Sweet ret,uni isn i ••l on the Flute Isy M r . Drouet . l- and the r eit , 'cene •As from, the power.'—Miss Frith ' Rejoice the ' '7 , and Air! why did I 4ather.' Miss George • But "is t d'ilst not leave his soul Hell!—Master Donaldson t 1 4 , 1 1" Peasant Boy.'—And Miss Corri Angels ever Bright ho ' Pair.' and a Bravora.—Mr. traham Comfort ye rat. V ;At, Luther's Hymn. Gentle airs,' (accompanied on the by Mr. Litlley) and a Dual° with Miss Stephens. ,1•11%er ~ierfortned.—Mr. Norris 0 thou that tellest.'—Mr. A„,.. 4 " , t• Non piu audra•.'—Mr. Yardley (his first. appear- Canquest is not to bestow.':—And lkir.Tiony •I , or The peoplt that wallseth; and Arm ye brave.'— ltlia-hvrand Chornsses • For unto us a Chill is horn,'' T egloriirsus,' "f he dead shall live,' and Fix'd in 'tsti" la sting seat,' will be introduced. Emil ,of Part a (',,it•yelo t'lle Flute by Mr. Drouet. End of part. 11. a kellerd•ko on the' Violoncello by Mr. Litoll,,y, At the cam 1111:',7:7'''t of Part 11. the Overture and Dead Mnrebin -t'i,,')4‘.t'atti Movement on the Organ by Mr. Jacobs.) I nu cforincis mk s st el , beam, Miss Frith, Miss Cieorgc• `'..l`'..lMiss Curri, (flans the K , ing s Pheatre.) tTdi Mt• ' N , rids, Mr. Hannwpod, Mr. Millet ! Mr. Chic firstiaOpearanee) Mr. Thorne, and Mc. Tinney. " 1 ; "and Mr. Ware Organ, Mr. Jaco!is, Orgsnist Cha t „ 1. The re isaiadei• of the Baud and the Cho •Ttldedi will ire numerous and complete.) by the worst. • 4 vv 'ilmers. The , A •Is I. t • under the direction of Mr. . . • 11 " x Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ; ' 44 rt•street, from fen till Four. ' Doors to , be Se vein Half price at Nine—Boxes Th e 1 , rs" 2s,.—Cppe; Gallery is. .7 lora, - tee List ci this Theatre does uot extend to the Ora- The 4th Match, First 131,tili ‘6ll have Four Pipes of Port. The 4th March, the Ten First Prizes will he 411 Capitals. - dag t ideate`i ploWo. THE SCHEME cmitainc ONE HUN . DRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS ! and the Tickets are mkt. tithing at oniv 19/. 10s.—No Stock Prizes.—N..Clacst:s.—Every Ticket will be drawn separately.—Every Prize is Sterling . Money: , mark ; .et 411 ' x(' ire - 8 ....PrizZs of ......k.80,000 ....Monty - Z.93,000 3 10 12 14 ,. 4OO _ _ 5 ,G30 This ivork is not a mere.cwrpeudiun► of linivcrsar History, hot contains a Philosophical Inquiry into the Moral, and more especially the Path ;cal Causes, which have given rise to the most iniportant Revoluiions . ia the History of the Human Race eat 1 y read v. have iger 1" )1cd nokifig: disc°. I S 3,590 of L. 200, L.10 ,1 ,1,..50. .&e : Sce.„.Monvy 48,000 4. CONVELISATIONS on BOTANY, with Twenty Engrav ings. In 121 - no. 7,6 d. plain, or 10%. 6d. coloured. The object. of this work is to enable young. Persons to tic- qo re a knowledge of illy Vegetable Productions of. their Na tire t7ountry; for this purpou the orra=enient of • Lin nirils is briefly explained, and a Native Plant, of each ('lass (with a _few exceptions) is examined, and illustrated by an Engraving ; and a short ALcount is . added of some: of the principal Fo reign Species. 5. CONVEKSATIONS. on POLITICAL ECONOMY; in which the Elements of that Science tire familiarll explained. By the -Ant hoe of " versai ioo Ito Chemist ry. The 21111 Edit. improved, - in 1 large vol. 12mo. price 9s. 6. CONVEKSATIONS on Cliki:MIsTRY. - which the Elements of that Scieriec are familiarly pltplained and illus tratco by Experiments. lu R vols. thou. with Plates by Lowry. Fifth Edit ion,prire t4s. boardis. ALL - STERLING MONEY: Exclusive of the abuse, awl Litany independent of tire Scheme, TWELVE PIPES OF POar WIN E. Each of the Holders of the First-drawalank, on the First, Second, and '1 lrird Oars of Drawing, may immediately select from the Stock of any Wine Nlcrchant they p'ease, Four Pipes of the very hest old Port Wine, and in proportion far Sitar vs. To enumerate all the Capital izes sold by BISH, the Contractor, and by his Agents, within the last few Years, would require several folio volumes. In the ;ast Lottery of THREE PRIZES OF id,30,000, BISH sold them ALL! ! ! And in the very Last I:lottery, THREE PRIZES of ‘20,000, coil various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty different Towns- in the Country. ",,* Any particular or fancy Numbers may now be bad at the • respective - Offices, or of BISH, Contractor, Cortshill, and - Charing-Cross, London ; and his Agents in.. England, Ireland, and tcutland. hous e borrO r .rtak er bay° of th ° ectioa .Jury" ening: in, at 7. r 1 SKETCH of Nl - 01./ERN ANCIENT GZOGRA PHY, for the C..c of 5..100015. ry.S;iwuel Butler, 13.1).1-lead Master of the Iloy,ol rre.e Graminat: Sehoo . ls 'of lirews.buty.. Edition. lit Bcer..tprice 6. SYSTEMATIC EDU(;A 110 N, tor Elithentary Insttnc tnni in :Ate various Deoart.v,its of I..iteti.ture :Anti Science,. iviCh Practical Rules tor sin:lying each •13cancicof KnOW;:edgt.. U.t StiAtheril, tte 'Kee. J. iciyv c , , .+llo.Liir 14-cv• LOA 1.41.41.). Svconnot eaiition. 1,- :2 tbia voh. *co. zuiil...illustrzttect with tonic Ploys Ity, .Los‘iy, &c.) price 11. I s. odors . ail! I° TFIRE QUARTERLY itEyi ENV. No XXXV. Jul. will be published un or before Saturday tp , .:4,lst, hest. DREA urn, AI DvAt A r , e per, nce • . , CONIENTS: -1. Lope d Vaga.—Are:ivint- alLilte... l 4iv.eB nod Wrirul4, , s of Lope de Vega livid Gintletide Costro.:lly Lord kinlihnd. ---" 11. Mysore, Ryder Ally, .and - Tipiwo Soitann.—W ilkes% Historical Sketches of the South of.lndia, Vols. ii. and iii. Several, persons of had character. were appre !.ended in, the course of Monday, and we're, after Rxamiaa by ?Jr.. STU! disc-kargerl, • --44 a Monday night, about nine o'clock, Lavender and Vickery arrived at the II bite Hatt Tavern vitt) a Mau, whom they had apprehended upon suspicion. The prisoner was privately examined. It appear ed that he lives on I.3:ackh• a lt, is a dealer in coil iraband goods, and travel 3 at night with a hone and cart. When the Offi , ers took hitu they found blood on his clothes. 'II ere was a wound over his eye, which, he said, had i)led, and caused the marks upon his clothes. Ile said, that on Sunday oi„;lit he was going over the Heath, and was beat by three men. The prisoner being a brick layer by trade furnished one ground of suspicion, •a bricklayer's hammer hcing the insti:unrent used to murder •the unfortunate persons. Several wit nesses proved the prisoner was at home at nine and eleven o'clock on Sunday night, and the Ma gistrate not being of opinion that there was suf ficient evidence to detain hint ordered him to be discharged. ~iit 10. an a Fri** see(' CLE -O PHAN CORPOR ATION, ST. JOHN'S WOOD 111. Haydn and Mozart. Lives of, front the French ; with Notes by the Author of theSttered Melodies. • IV. brazil and Parag, • ~ ..—Situthey's History of Brazil, Vol. ii.—Transactions and Wars Iti•tween the Dutch and Por tiiglitse froM the Brag.tuza Revolution ; *of the Je suits; with their mode of converting, civiliznig, and in structing.t he Indiana . . V. Jeremy Benthaut's I'lan of*Parliamentary Reform. VI. De Huniboldt's Travels, Part ii. Se-ntry, peculiar, Vegetation, Indians, State of Nlanners, &c. of South-America. VII. Sir W. Adams an Catara.rt. VIII. Shipwrecl; of the 'Meduse.—Naufrage de la Frdgate La Miduse, by J. 11. Savigny and Alex. Correard, • IX. Mantle - vale by W. Godwin. X. Appeal of Murder and Trial by .Battle.,--Argument, &c., by E. A. Kendall, Esq. _ . . The Authors of this ‘Vork hare had it in view to offer such. elementary Instruction as may afford a•gooq preparative for future reading, to point out the nest sources of farther in formation, and to tu.stpress, within a narr.iw compass, a great fund of important knowledge, which could only be obtained by the pect.,:il tit' a multitude of Volumes. 9. 111YrOitiCAL and MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS for the Use of 'luting People; with a Selection of British and General Biography, &c. By. Itietnnal Matignon. The Thir teenth Edition, in it?tno.price ss. hound. , I nlay MARY-LE-BONE. Th e o '. Yttr.stnENT. Hop-. and Rt. Bev, Lurd BISHOP of LONDON 14 ' Y ot shot i d re• .orectl to. An ABRIDGNIENi of UNIVERSAL HISTORY.— Adapted to the Use of Families and Schools, with appro priate Questions to the End of each Section. By the Rev. H. I. Knapp, A.M. In ilnto. Third Edit. ss. bound. 11. RULlis for . PRONOUNCING and BEADING the FRENCH LANGUAUE. By the Rev. I,rael Worsicy. The Second Edition. In i2nio. 2.5. bound. the 1t on - 10 ~tae 41e- tin (ls ' XI. Polar Ice, Climate of Great Britain, and North-West Passage into the Paeilic.—Narrative of a Voyage to Hudson's Bay, by Lieut. Chappell, R. N. XII. Panorama d'Aiigleterre, puliU par M. C. Maio. XIII. Bishop Watson.—Anecdotes of the Life of Richard Watson, DD. Bishop of Llandaff. Written by Himself. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street, London. New . Editions of the furmer Numbers have hero again reprinted, and any may now be had •separately, at 6s. _ S a ~~. nl 0 4 II RI)" lesse. s es 0 ' ! lot Reg' f ( wait for ant' O rs f 'milt Nici• CO their • 7, t l y 11.01 I. 0) (1 AO)/ ci it, the :y OF ri "' tio7° r y. ;tie' tile case 0 1) ; )ng, wjlh Je d, IC(1. ;reat SUN (Uri, CE-Pit ES I DENT, „ AN The Right d on . Lord KENYON.. t NIVER.SARY 111 4 .1 F, 1 1 1 NG of the SO tAI'..:IF TY for CLOTHING, \IAINTAINING, and EDI)- * 41\( ; - ORF, JAN CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN Ir, o'f ENGLAND, until of age to he put Ap (l,illiees wilthe holden at FREEMASONS"I'AVERN, Great l'th etil-st "et, Licolo's Inn-fields, on TUESDAY, the 24th )I,:v instant . T 1 Chair will be taken for the General 45 111 ,,. „ f • is 4 41 "e DaY at Two o'Clock precisely. - Dinner on eat Half -past Forrr o'Cl°"• Th, STEWARDS. • ilij ti ght Rer. 'lobs, Lord Bev. James Cowe, M. A. , I °P of PeterborouA Right thin. Lord Arden ~ ,144aiines Wood, D.D. Vi ce Ri g ht H o n. Lord Vi s c o unt ait et Poi' ot the Unirer- Palmerston Y of ( -:ambrid ge Right Hon. Sir J. Leach,Vice 1, 'Award C , opleston, D.D. Chancellor of England 1 ~r.''tist of Oriel C o ll ege , Si r R o b er t Giff or d, K is t; his - M 011 , • ajcst y'sSol ici tor-Genera I. In er . ncliets 10s. (id. each, to be Later) at the Bar. _Do fuijts ar ! tat hm Subs cr ipti ons will in the mean time be thank trid by the Treasurers, the Rer. Archdeacon Cam ii,effe,aiiil Joshua Watson, Esq. at their Bankers, Islessrs. flaith and Co. Mansion-house-street ; or at Messes. Flu ( •iiariog-Cross • and by the Secretary, 20, Great Rider -str ee t, Doctor:' Commons. J. B. MORGAN, Sec. \j_ -----, *kJ "tiEll the Protection of Golt.rritnent , by ;,,.. I . Royal Lett-rs Patent granted to iI'OBERT FORD, 114,1's k letlecine, universally known by th title of-PECTO ti t ,' , R ALS AM o f HOREHOUND, and ('rest Restorative 11 , 4 ,"bc—_inv e nt e d an d published by the 'atentee in 1794. 1 1 .; -: :s patronized by the Nobility, and by ,the Faculty ge -1,, t ,. r. commended through ou t th e United littigdem and .(4),‘"': koiatinent, ,s the-most efficacious and safe remedy for 11„,•,- t., Coids, Astomas, Hooping-cou g h, an d a ll Obstruo thtl or the B reast An d Lungs. The high estimation it has ;1, gi b ed over every other preparation, and the extensive ev;i..tal, su ffi ciently proves its superiority, which may be as 11l I ti at A l o f the rinci t ml Venders of Medicines in el- . y P 1., tote(' wingdoria. I ; ,,,,,q'trvel only and sold by the Patentee,- No 11, Radcliffe- Pti,;,.'e , Gosuell-street- ',lad, Loudon; sold also by all the %,,l i pP ,l l Dealers in : ;edieine in I own anil C o untry, in ti ~,‘" at 10s. rid., 4s. 6d., 25..9(1., and 9d. eaca. Nis - The Pnblic will plense to observe, that each bottle. is k i ,,,ed in se. appers printed in nen Ink, an d s i gne d in t h e tt,:`, l vritin g of the Patentee, without which it cannot lie , ilae, 41E --- -- . -.....---__________ - GENUINE DR. JAMES'S POWDEtt AND ANA LEPTIC PILLS ARE prepared, as 1151144 ' by F. .N EWBERY 1.., ,i a nd SONS, and sold by th em at No. 45, St. Paul ' s, 111;'"b ; and 29, Dame-street, • Dublin ; and by th e ir A gen t, h i S4 oget, 150, Oxford -street, As, ; t • Newhere,,by his A ffi davit, and by 'regular Deeds aiid lii,jtititeuts, lass proved nicinnestably Ii is Property in .1. 1 ..e5c co, n lr ioes , , and his Possession of the original Recipes fur IN I :,"llii - o„-, them, under Dr. James's Hand, sif which he l ) i, , .Oe s;,l, lepository. The Evidence . too of Dr. James li, 141 f. n, aii .Allidavit, published in 1777, has Shen, that c .,, 4 tittlitt v e Mr. Newbery to be present •Acith him at the Pro-. ji vi of na,king itiS Fever Powder ;—the only Person dote li r 'g . Who 0511 claim that advantaa • T he identity of the ° Alte r nk• • q v , , ret*Pareti hy M J Newbeev, and th at by . Di . Jooies, Lie t l ;sscealtin e d '.)) the i•i.einical Anaiy , is of Mr. Professor e ' , ;:cj, e ' "" ' Niv- A "itta;---and continued by the marked Pe.et-,,1, : j. p gi,,, to Mr. li s iewliery's Preparation by the most re . - 6,...,1 to ; , Übti , : Rodks whose Menihers are eminently quali- L.,. •'."'Te ot its authenticity and whose extensive orders - emtnines to su tplv j ireo ni tt ‘ s ,. p I - ' ' iii: i 1, ; ),.:... - , acts, %illicit cannot be perverted by Sophistry, C.:„ . 1,, ,- e '' - , ( " 111 be convinced, ,that the assertion of Mr ft it:. !Puri o ' u ::, -.‘ th q thy Compositions.sold by Mr. Newbery are ''"l'lliati is ~palpable awl gross deception ;---eonveyin pit ii .„,. 7..,,, o , li ot } rand and pedu iler ,,,i,agai's,St his Graaf Rather •-,,5t:.: .es,liiinSeir. . - Paul 5,,27 Nor, ig/7. FRANCIS NE WIIERY.. ATKINSON' FLUID, FOR the GROWTH of the HAIR, is founded on a discevery of the Causes which occasion Baldness ; this discoyery, com 'skied with much study in Ll+ e lair Improvements in chemistry, has enabled hint to prepare the article on the most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen whose hair is weak, ami beginning to fall of!, by applying the FLUID, it will arrest its further der ay, and restore it to its pristine strength, thickness, and beauty; and where bald:less has already taken place, whetht r dr, siog from illness, perspiration, change of climate, intense , study, anxiety •of u 1, or. here ditary causes, by a more regular perseverance, it is equally certain in its effects. The cases where it has succeeded of late are so numerous as to come within theicircle of almost every one's acquaintance, but where scepticism still prevails, numerous cases and further elticidation are given in a pam phlet entitled " An Essay on the Hair," enclosed round each bottle. The Fluid is also an excellent article far moistening Ladies' hlair in - dressing; it fr, is it from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing., walking, &c. or in damp weather. . . . Sold, price 3s. tid. and one guinea, by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, and by most Perfumers And Hair-dressers in the Kingdom. N. B. As ::hove are sold Atkin, n's 'DYE for changing grey or red hair to an tuniurn or black ; and Atkinson's AMBROtiI IL SOAP, tor removing freckles, redness, &c. from the Skin, prevents its chopping, and !mikes it brantifully smooth, white and even. CHILBLAINS CURED FOB, is. A Lus CERATE i'reveuts and Cures .A_VAIL those troublesome and painful visitants CHIL li',A INS, whether in a hiol.tn or unbrii:ien state; removes iie!ling and Inflammation on the first application, and ri.•.en broken, heals in ajuuch shorter time than can be ere , tilted but 14y experience. Wounds, Ulcerated Les,‘ Burns. Scal./s, Bruises, and Ul cers, of every deninninatin.i, and of however long.sta.iding, arc effectually cured by this Cerate. , (Copy of a Letter.) " June 14. 1804. - - " Gentlemen,—A, revr singular a!id ioTortant per former! by . 41arshall's Universal Cerate demands pa Galtoo, Esq. had aluati of the Willie ' of liwris working, uhu had been afflicted fur fifteen yeals most soociiing inflamed and bad insoinoth as to be utmost in a state of pion:faction ; he had hem in tha Laudon flUspitats, to the satt water, and under Sus geons of !II;s place, for sevea years last, a hen eight boxes of Marshall's Universal (;crate, he bought of me, completely cured I shall think the Pro prietor is promoting the caner of humanity, by publishing. this ease, and every opportunity of .oalting it lifvuwo wid be embraced by " Your obedient bumble servant, " E. 11:11KGY, 1-;(;olise:ler. " Buil-street, Birmingham." Sold wholesaie and retail by Mrs. Marcba!rs Agt at, E. 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Du NDAS, AT CAMBRIDGE.—The following, are the circumstances of this melan choly event, which we announced on Monday la t Dundas was a Pensiorer of Trinity College, On Wednesday last, he dined with some friends ,at Downing Colle;;e, and, on his return home, mistook his way and got into a large,fiel4 called Parker's Piece, where there is a ditch, which does not contain more than six or eight inches of water, but it is also :ery muddy. It is siipposed that he fancied himself i n hi s room , as he was found quite naked, and his clothes by the side ot, the ditch ; and by the marks of his feet in the mad it appeared he had walked up and down. it,and probably- was unable to get out again ful some time, till .1t last he reached the side, where he was found quite cold and stiff, o n 'Thursday morning early, by a man going to work. The melancholy fate of this amiable young . man h a s produced a strong sensation in the University an d Town. The body was carried to the Prince Regent Public House for the Corotter's Inquest, which has since been held, and the verdict b r o ug h t in—" Died by being exposed to the inciemeney of the weather `Saturday List Mr, WARING JAMES, CIICSt son of.JosEPHJ.AIVIES, ti'q . 01 F' , lter Siurey, her. Kingston &mut SIX o'clock in the evening, to re turn to big father's hou•se, 11 servant drove bin' in a gig—at the cud of the -town, near the Ewell road, he unfortunately mistook a light in barge•on the river for one in the houses, and in consequence of this•dreadful error, the vehicle wai piecipitated over the tvloart into tie der ' , servant was saved I , y the peop!e hi the barge ; but Mr. JAMES being Ciletill'lVlCd k'i'lt a tlikk ,box-coat could not Suit and be . ore ass; t oan ce eould be obtained, stink to ri•e Wu wore. This ,filo.ting accident is the more aS it would T,Qt ve occurred had the Cotnoration of • . . stun raker) provcr care to, fence 'beside of ivt f ttihlrh has hiffore-becn proves! to 1e !oust danger or•4. A short time alto the above Catasttophe, 'a (imtlernati's. carriage, with the I,irli4 in it, wits a yard driven down the Dante Ore.• J..:MES'S servant was driving a lout and the.gigbad • • B L 1.0 N S. , ••• • • scoTeti TRIALS. • • , 4 ••• :•nblisli4o, price gs, 6 c i. • rim F.11:11.:A 14 of ANI)B, EN, NJ •K I NLE . Y, X fore Or ,t 3 COr ler .of 1.37: 11(;!ARY, k LAN BURGI-1., ()at tne'letli of Joly, 1817, for ittlininisteringlln lawful Oath's. Printed. for Ridgway, Piccadilly, and I . ..o‘igalan and Co. Patarnoster-row.